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 1   5,116|       resilient will, a balanced moral conscience, and solid values
 2   6,140|   personal freedom, we provide a moral and spiritual formation
 3   6,153|        virtue of our time" 24, a moral imperative for all of humankind,
 4   6,153|         the Church in classes of moral or religious education. ~
 5 Notes  |     deduced the implications for moral conduct and offered reflections
 6 Notes  |    discipline, which he based on moral authority and kindness,
 7 Notes  |   controlling authority over the moral and religious education
 8 Notes  |        promote the spiritual and moral good found in these faiths,
 9 Notes  |        stake, or what social and moral conditions affect their
10 Notes  |        well as his intellectual, moral and religious growth.~14.
11 Notes  |   understand that fully, because moral constraint doesn't make
12 Notes  |    everything which makes up the moral life. If all of that is
13 Notes  |       promote man’s physical and moral improvement and is even
14 Notes  |         intellectual methods and moral and social attitudes, all
15 Notes  |          org~6.24 Solidarity - a moral imperative~A theological
16 Notes  |         nations now requires the moral mobilisation of the whole
17 Notes  |  appealing to the conscience and moral solidarity of our contemporaries,
18 Notes  | considered in the light of these moral criteria, we would see that
19 Notes  |     peoples: it is a question of moral evil, the fruit of many
20 Notes  |      with a short story having a moral to it, or with a few examples